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Hungarian news is dominated by domestic political events, including a parliamentary session where a chief prosecutor was to be elected, and ongoing investigations into the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's property purchases. There's also news about the appointment of new leaders in…
During a parliamentary session, Magyar Peter did not speak as expected, while Toroczkai referenced a brothel, and the Parliament was set to elect a chief prosecutor. The events were covered live.
Police are investigating the property purchases made by the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, although an audit committee has reportedly found no irregularities.
An analysis predicts the winners, losers, and those who might appear to be losers but are not, based on the projected 2027 budget.
A security company that had limited influence during the 'NER' era has now launched a new business venture.
Magyar Peter responded to the dismissal of Feledy Botond, stating that they had no other choice given the circumstances.
Political commentator Gabor Torok commented on the dismissal of Feledy Botond, describing the situation as a significant accomplishment.
Feledy Botond has been removed from his position as head of the Foreign Affairs Institute due to issues related to a commission received from the ministry led by János Lázár.
The article reviews the tenure of Szilveszter Okovacs as director of the Opera House, highlighting fifteen years of scandals that reportedly went unpunished.
The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) is investigating the Logosz Foundation for suspected budget fraud, a foundation that also supported Németh Balázs's campaign.
The Tisza party is establishing a new institute called the Institute for a Working and Humane Hungary.
The United States carried out a strike against Iran just hours before the crucial midterm elections were scheduled to take place.
The Guardian reports that by publishing lists of former secret police agents, Hungary is confronting its historical past.
Finance Minister Andras Karman finds positive aspects in the recent GDP figures, despite them being considered disappointing.
A new study explores whether Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), a condition common among women, could be linked to an increased risk of developing dementia.
A person describes the profound grief experienced after the death of their pet dog, highlighting the emotional impact of losing a companion animal.
A cafe in the Hegyalja district, co-owned by Cecilia Rogan-Szendrei and Kata Sarka, reportedly ceased operations less than a year after opening.
The appointments for the leaders of 60 educational districts have been finalized, with only five positions remaining unfilled.
This report discusses recent changes and updates concerning housing loans, using the analogy of a succession of power to describe the shifts.
Due to changing climate patterns and reduced rainfall, an average winter is now insufficient for Lake Balaton to fully recharge its water levels.
The National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) is investigating the Logosz Foundation for suspected budget fraud.
The price of diesel fuel has surpassed that of 95-octane gasoline by 88 Hungarian forints.
Dustin Hoffman has described director Mike Nichols as sadistic in an account related to the period before his graduation.
